Ginger is usually planted from March to April. That is to say, planting begins at this time of year in Tomb-Sweeping Day, and it is generally a little later in the north, and sowing is generally carried out from April to May every year. The most suitable temperature for ginger is about 25 to 30 degrees, and the lowest temperature cannot be lower than 15 degrees.

Planting method of ginger

When the local low temperature is above 16 degrees Celsius, the sowing date of ginger can be started in March in the southern region, and it is usually planted or transplanted in May in areas with lower temperature. In order to prolong the growth period and increase the yield of ginger, the method of accelerating germination is generally adopted.

The germination temperature of ginger is above 16℃, and it germinates quickly and grows healthily in the environment of 20-25℃. If the temperature is too high, the buds will grow in vain, which has a great impact on the yield. In the process of accelerating germination, it takes only 15-20 days to grow into strong buds, and then it can be planted.